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Re: Micro-Stutter after first few games on Apex Legends

If You want to use g-sync (and I think You should) You need to enable vsync in nvidia panel and disable vsync in game.

Your fps should be locked to -3 (below monitor refresh rate) in my case it's 141fps (because I have 144hz monitor).

I am using RivaTuner for locking fps also. When I had nvidia card I found that reflex added stuttering so I did not use that at all.

You can also add "-preload" to command line in steam/origin so maybe that will help further.

More about g-sync settings here: https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/14

I have found that nvidia fps limiter and in-game limiter also add stuttering only RTSS smooths it out (not always tho, at the beginning of the match there is always stuttering for few seconds).

Overall if properly configured You should see something like this (flat line in MSI Afterburner for fps): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5BSSUIObzg

Please note that this video was recorded with AMD card not Nvidia.

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